Ether ETFs Extend 16-Day Inflow Run, Overtake Bitcoin as Assets Top $20B

Investor demand for spot Ether exchange-traded funds accelerated this week, extending a 16-day streak of net inflows and reinforcing a rotation out of Bitcoin-linked products.

Data compiled by Farside show the funds absorbed US$452.8 million on 25 July, lifting weekly net subscriptions to about US$1.8 billion, according to on-chain analyst Sassal. In each of the past seven sessions Ether vehicles have out-raised their Bitcoin counterparts, which gathered only US$71 million over the same five-day span.

The wave of buying has pushed total assets in U.S. spot Ether ETFs beyond US$20 billion. BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust, ticker ETHA, alone crossed the US$10 billion mark after just 251 days of trading, making it one of the fastest-growing ETFs on record.

Ether changed hands around US$3,600–US$3,700 during the inflow streak, while daily ETF purchases at times exceeded new token issuance by more than forty-fold, fuelling speculation that institutional accumulation could tighten supply further.

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